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Women Plan Graduation Protest
Over 90 per cent of the Radcliffe seniors/who have picked up their caps and gowns so far will also wear
Radcliffe Rowers Scheduled To Race in Women's Nationals
The Radcliffe crew will compete in the Women's Rowing Nationals in Old Lyme, Conn.. June 18-20. The team will face
Women's Center Will Open in Cambridge
Since vacating the "Occupied Women's Center" at 888 Memorial Drive on March 16, Boston area women have carried out an
'Phoenix' Publishers Threaten Its Survival
The Phoenix, published weekly in Boston since 1969, is in danger of folding. Both publishers resigned in separate actions last
Cancelled Teach-In Lacked Speakers, Not Protection
Students for a Just Peace (SJP) cancelled last night's planned pro-war teach-in because they were unable to attract speakers, sources
Students for a Just Peace Drop Plans for Teach-In
The Students for a Just Peace (SJP) announced yesterday that they are cancelling their second teach-in, which had been scheduled
Women Continue Work Towards Center
A group of about 40 women who were active in the occupied Women's Center at 888 Memorial Drive met last
Area Feminists Gather; GSE Hearings Begin
Women's Congress The three-day New England Congress to Unite Women began last night at Lowell Lecture Hall, where over 300
Welfare: Keeping People Down
IN ENGLAND they call it. "supplementary benefit." America calls it welfare and Nixon has characterized it "a monstrous, consuming outrage."
Women's Group Seizes Harvard Building
Demand Low-Income Housing And Permanent Women's Center About 150 women ended a march celebrating International Women's Day by seizing a
Day-Care Representatives Ask Harvard's Cooperation
Fourteen representatives of Harvard day-care groups decided last night at Phillips Brooks House to form a day-care steering committee-provided they
Two Radicals Appear Before Senate Hearing
Michael Ansara '68, a former SDS leader and one of the founders of the Old Mole, appeared Friday before the
Harvard May Enlarge Health Care Services
The Ad Hoc University Health Services Committee, appointed last October by President Pusey, has announced its recommendations for improvements in
Two Radicals Subpoenaed By a Senate Subcommittee
Michael Ansara '68, a former SDS leader and one of the founders of the Old Mole, has been subpoenaed to
Landlord Forces Stores to Move
Two more stores in the Harvard Square area-Mandrake Book Store and Billings and Stover apothecary-are being forced to relocate. In
